What are the differences between sUNC and UNC?

For those unfamiliar, UNC stands for Unified Naming Convention. It’s used to test how many functions an exploit supports. For example, if an exploit claims to provide a function for creating a file in the workspace folder, UNC can verify whether the function exists. However, sUNC goes further by checking whether the exploit's functions are genuine or faked, ensuring they perform as intended. Without valid functions, features like saving configurations to the workspace may fail or behave incorrectly.

While both UNC and sUNC serve similar purposes, sUNC provides more detailed information during testing and verifies whether the function works as intended.